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If you have a CF and a CFU, you gain no new benefits by product changing the CF to a CFF.
@FalconSteve wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@ChargedUp wrote:If you also have Freedom Unlimited, the new features of CFF are redundant. This is why I've chosen to leave my Freedom card as a Visa and Costco friendly.
You have a million Costco-friendly Visas and other redundant cards. CFF is mostly an upgrade to the CF benefits.
The benefit of the Chase Freedom VISA is that you can use that 5% gas category (they seem to do this one quarter per year) at the gas pumps, which you can't do with the flex.
I believe CF and CFF categories are identical.
@Anonymous wrote:
@FalconSteve wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@ChargedUp wrote:If you also have Freedom Unlimited, the new features of CFF are redundant. This is why I've chosen to leave my Freedom card as a Visa and Costco friendly.
You have a million Costco-friendly Visas and other redundant cards. CFF is mostly an upgrade to the CF benefits.
The benefit of the Chase Freedom VISA is that you can use that 5% gas category (they seem to do this one quarter per year) at the gas pumps, which you can't do with the flex.
I believe CF and CFF categories are identical.
You can't use MasterCard at Costco
@FalconSteve wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@FalconSteve wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@ChargedUp wrote:If you also have Freedom Unlimited, the new features of CFF are redundant. This is why I've chosen to leave my Freedom card as a Visa and Costco friendly.
You have a million Costco-friendly Visas and other redundant cards. CFF is mostly an upgrade to the CF benefits.
The benefit of the Chase Freedom VISA is that you can use that 5% gas category (they seem to do this one quarter per year) at the gas pumps, which you can't do with the flex.
I believe CF and CFF categories are identical.
You can't use MasterCard at Costco
You're talking about 5% at Costco pumps. Ok.